Marine Biologist
by Dwayne Hicks
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Pub Date Jan 01 2026 | Archive Date Mar 01 2026
Rosen Publishing Group | PowerKids Press
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Description
Grades 2 to 5+, part of a 6-title series.
Do you enjoy spending time at the beach or shore? Do you like taking a boat out onto open water to view the wildlife? You might make a fine marine biologist! Marine biologists immerse themselves in nature to study life in Earth’s seas, as well as the seas themselves. Marine biologists might earn a degree in marine biology, or they may have a degree involving biology, zoology, ecology, or even botany. Inside this informative guide, readers learn about the skills and training needed to become a marine biologist and describes what that career entails. Vibrant photographs show marine biologists at work in and around Earth’s oceans.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781499457223 |
| PRICE | $25.27 (USD) |
| PAGES | 24 |
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Featured Reviews
John L, Reviewer
One of a set of six books that show how STEM education can lead to a decent job, with a skew to the outdoors – here we're shown environmental scientists stuck in a lab doing the drudge-work with their samples, but of course a lot of the time you might be on a ship with equipment, diving, training seals in captivity, or anything else. This felt a touch dry at times in discussing what the scientist might be doing, but it's not too bad an entry to a schools career library. I doubt there are many rival volumes covering similar matter, and with the daunting education and training needed to be a good marine biologist, a little dryness at this stage is not going to be a problem.
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